Concord Municipal Affordable Housing Trust

Concord's affordable housing trust reports $2.1 million uncommitted of $6 million deposited to date. Chair Keith Bergman presented a fund balance summary showing $3,912,405 committed to housing projects, with $1,292,285 in committed funds not yet disbursed. The Trust is projecting an uncommitted

The Concord Municipal Affordable Housing Trust votes to abandon acquisition of 91B Main Street. Chair Keith Bergman had sought to acquire the 1.45-acre surplus state property from MassDOT for $600,000 using $500,000 in ARPA funds, but a Phase I Environmental Assessment completed April 9 identified

Concord Housing Roundtable convenes to coordinate affordable housing implementation across seven municipal boards. The Concord Municipal Affordable Housing Trust, led by Keith Bergman, has committed $4.5 million to support 121 affordable units while maintaining an uncommitted balance of $1.5

Concord housing trust approves local initiative program support for NOVO project. The Concord Municipal Affordable Housing Trust unanimously approved Chair Keith Bergman's motion to support NOVO Riverside Commons' application to the state's Local Initiative Program, advancing a 201-unit rental

Concord affordable housing trust backs $350,000 working capital loan for CHDC buy-down program. The Trust unanimously approved the three-year, zero-interest loan to convert existing market-rate homes to deed-restricted affordable units added to the town's Subsidized Housing Inventory. Separately,